Brett D. Wick

  1. Some remarks about interpolating sequences in reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces.

    Authors: Brett D. Wick, Mrinal Raghupathi
    Subjects: Functional Analysis
    Abstract

    In this paper we study two separate problems on interpolation. We first give
    a new proof of Stout's Theorem on necessary and sufficient conditions for a
    sequence of points to be an interpolating sequence for the multiplier algebra
    and for an associated Hilbert space. We next turn our attention to the question
    of interpolation for reproducing kernel Hilbert spaces on the polydisc and
    provide a collection of equivalent statements about when it is possible to
    interpolation in the Schur-Agler class of the associated reproducing kernel
    Hilbert space.

  2. Multi-Parameter Div-Curl Lemmas.

    Authors: Brett D. Wick, Michael T. Lacey, Stefanie Petermichl, Jill C. Pipher
    Subjects: Classical Analysis and ODEs
    Abstract

    We study the possible analogous of the Div-Curl Lemma in classical harmonic
    analysis and partial differential equations, but from the point of view of the
    multi-parameter setting. In this context we see two possible Div-Curl lemmas
    that arise. Extensions to differential forms are also given.

  3. Duality, Tangential Interpolation, and Toeplitz Corona Problems.

    Authors: Brett D. Wick, Mrinal Raghupathi
    Subjects: Functional Analysis
    Abstract

    In this paper we extend a method of Arveson and McCullough to prove a
    tangential interpolation theorem for subalgebras of $H^\infty$. This tangential
    interpolation result implies a Toelitz corona theorem. In particular, it is
    shown that the set of matrix positivity conditions is indexed by cyclic
    subspaces, which is analogous to the results obtained for the ball and the
    polydisk algebra by Trent-Wick and Douglas-Sarkar.

  4. Bergman-type Singular Integral Operators and Applications.

    Authors: Brett D. Wick, Alexander Volberg
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    The purposes of this paper are two fold. First, we extend the method of
    non-homogeneous harmonic analysis of Nazarov, Treil and Volberg to handle
    "Bergman--type" singular integral operators. The canonical example of such an
    operator is the Beurling transform on the unit disc. Second, we use the methods
    developed in this paper to settle the important open question about
    characterizing the Carleson measures for the Besov--Sobolev space of analytic
    functions $B^\sigma_2(\mathbb{B}_n)$.

  5. Bergman-type Singular Integral Operators and Applications.

    Authors: Brett D. Wick, Alexander Volberg
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    The purposes of this paper are two fold. First, we extend the method of
    non-homogeneous harmonic analysis of Nazarov, Treil and Volberg to handle
    "Bergman--type" singular integral operators. The canonical example of such an
    operator is the Beurling transform on the unit disc. Second, we use the methods
    developed in this paper to settle the important open question about
    characterizing the Carleson measures for the Besov--Sobolev space of analytic
    functions $B^\sigma_2(\mathbb{B}_n)$.

  6. Topological Stable Rank of $H^\infty(\Omega)$ for Circular Domains $\Omega$.

    Authors: Raymond Mortini, Rudolf Rupp, Amol Sasane, Brett D. Wick
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    Let $\Omega$ be a circular domain, that is, an open disk with finitely many
    closed disjoint disks removed. Denote by $H^\infty(\Omega)$ the Banach algebra
    of all bounded holomorphic functions on $\Omega$, with pointwise operations and
    the supremum norm. We show that the topological stable rank of
    $H^\infty(\Omega)$ is equal to 2. The proof is based on Suarez's theorem that
    the topological stable rank of $H^\infty(\D)$ is equal to 2, where $\D$ is the
    unit disk.

  7. Topological Stable Rank of $H^\infty(\Omega)$ for Circular Domains $\Omega$.

    Authors: Raymond Mortini, Rudolf Rupp, Amol Sasane, Brett D. Wick
    Subjects: Complex Variables
    Abstract

    Let $\Omega$ be a circular domain, that is, an open disk with finitely many
    closed disjoint disks removed. Denote by $H^\infty(\Omega)$ the Banach algebra
    of all bounded holomorphic functions on $\Omega$, with pointwise operations and
    the supremum norm. We show that the topological stable rank of
    $H^\infty(\Omega)$ is equal to 2. The proof is based on Suarez's theorem that
    the topological stable rank of $H^\infty(\D)$ is equal to 2, where $\D$ is the
    unit disk.

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